You may have heard of throwaway or disposable email addresses and wondered why anyone would need one. But you might be surprised by how having one can come in handy. Although they may sound like ...

The maintainers of a "disposable email service" blocklist have decided to add Firefox Relay to the list, leaving many users of the service upset. Firefox Relay is a privacy-centric email service that ...

If you're like most people, you often give out your email address on a whim and then wonder why your inboxes practically overflow when ignored for more than a few hours. Your inbox doesn't have to be ...

Your email address is a liability when yet another of your accounts get hacked. After your login credentials are leaked, attackers can use those same credentials to try logging into different services ...

You can use VPN (Virtual Private Network) to send material to someone in a way that can’t be traced back. When you use a VPN, you already use a different IP address. But your email ID will identify ...

Email security people worried about disposable domains, those that facilitate fraud, have a new threat to ponder: hyper-disposable email domains. Hyper-disposable domains can evade detection and ...

There are many reasons why you might want to get or send emails from an email address that's not your main one. Setting up entirely new Gmail accounts for one-time use purposes can get annoying ...

Your email address is like your home address: Never give it out unless absolutely necessary. Thus, if you’re registering online for some freebie, promotion, or Web site that you just know is going to ...

A Web-based email service that lets anyone create and use a temporary email address. For free reports and software, websites often require users to sign in with a valid email address. The site then ...